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I'm not a fan of a manual transmission in this truck.

Just doesn't seem right, if it was a sports car or tow rig then yes.
 
Man, you just can't get 5 minutes out of a tranny without yanking it out again. :doah:

If you pull the tranny again just for that I'm going to laugh and grimace at the same time. :deal:

*shaking my head*
Already picked out where the new converter is going to come from. :doah:
 
Ha.
PTC is who built our race converters
 
How come?

I just like my solid works. I feel like creo specializes in all the operations I don't want to do. I'm sure spending more time with it would help but I find it to be janky. I'm not a fan of the "you can do anything" approach...just wind up in more trouble that way.
 
I just like my solid works. I feel like creo specializes in all the operations I don't want to do. I'm sure spending more time with it would help but I find it to be janky. I'm not a fan of the "you can do anything" approach...just wind up in more trouble that way.

I'll confess that I'm a Solidworks guy myself. I have played around with Creo just enough to have similar feelings, but Solidworks is my training. They have such similar functions...but they changed all the buttons. :doah:
 
Have been talking to some shops, I cured the converter problem but either I'm low on fluid which I find that hard to believe, I have the short style filter in my deep pan or its internal further....


I hate transmissions.

low pressure issue?
 
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